When you can’t decide whether to cook your fish or eat it raw--why not do both by searing ahi tuna. This Ito family staple, is fresh, simple and a crowd favorite.
Fun fact: In ancient Hawaii, the phrase “ahi” translates to “smoke”. Hawaiian folklore says that when the fishermen hooked a tuna, they would scream, “Ahi!” because hooked tuna would swim so quickly that the fishing line starting smoking!
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Talk about simple and to the point! We’ve prepared a classic seared ahi platter with a savory flavor a very clean finish, but felt a spicy kick could be a little more fun for the palette. Try out this easy recipe and impress yourself and others fast. We highly recommend this dish for any occasion.
Refreshing light combo with notes of Meyer lemon and fresh garlic + perfectly baked New Zealand King Salmon + farm fresh organic squash and cauliflower. A simple but incredibly sophisticated baked Salmon preparation.
New “Simply Baked Salmon” recipe here! Dive into delicious flavors of Meyer lemon, fresh garlic, and Maldon salt. All that is paired with the notorious New Zealand King Salmon. For how quick and easy this Salmon dish is, don’t underestimate its deliciousness!
